Electronic Waste Recycling
Why Recycle Electronics
It’s no secret that many electronic devices contain dangerous substances like mercury, cadmium, and lead which can easily damage local ecosystems when they make it into a land fill. According to the National Safety Council, only 11% of computers are properly recycled each year resulting in new legislation that puts pressure on businesses to adhere to strict recycling regulations. Having a compliant e-waste recycling program in place isn’t just a good idea, it’s imperative to your business.
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What E-waste Can We Recycle for You?
Modern Waste accepts virtually any surplus of electronic components and parts, including:
- Towers
- Laptops
- Mainframe Computers
- Hard Drives
- Peripherals
- Servers
- Routers
- Keyboards
- Mice
- Monitors
- Power Supplies
- Cables
- Computer Components
- Modems
- Printed Circuit Boards and more
- Electronic Controllers
- Power Supplies
- Robotic Assemblies
- Motors
- Test Equipment
- Transformers
- Switches
- Transmitters
- Meters
- Ultrasound
- Diagnostic Imaging Equipment
- X-Ray Equipment
- Blood Pressure Equipment
- Endoscopy Equipment
- Dialysis Equipment
- Printers
- Fax Machines
- Overhead Projectors
- Copiers
- Scanners
- Electronic Typewriters
- Xerox Machines
- Transparency Makers and more
- Active
- Passive
- Assemblies and more
- Microwave
- RF
- Transmission and more
- CD Players
- DVD Players
- Camcorders
- Radios
- Stereo Equipment
- Tape Players
- VCRs
- iPods and MP3 Players
- Remote Controls and more
- Two-Way Radios
- Telephones
- Cell Phones
- Cables
- Satellite Dishes
- Pagers
- PDAs
- Transmitters
- Receivers
- Answering Machines and more
- Cameras
- DVR
- Tape Recorders
- CCTV Monitors
- Alarm Panels
- Alarm Sensors
- Controllers
- Switches
What Electronics Recycling Options Do We Offer?
As a premier technology recycler, Modern Waste is dedicated to helping our clients manage their excess, obsolete or unused technology equipment. All of our electronic waste recycling services focus on security, efficiency, and compliance, while adding back to your bottom line. We can help you manage and recycle almost any electronic device or equipment for the best
possible outcome using the following methods:
Asset Tracking– The tracking of IT assets by device type, make model and serial number.
De-manufacturing– The careful disassembly and removal of components and parts from obsolete devices for use in the secondary market.
Asset Recovery– This involves the tracking and sales of otherwise good functioning assets or equipment for revenue recovery or use in acquiring new equipment.
Compliant Recycling– This involves the recycling of otherwise unusable or damaged devices and components for the recovery of commodities like steel, gold, silver and copper.